Fast food veteran Jack Cowin says he’s not had any conversations with Bain Capital,despite reports that boosted the pizza chain’s share price on Tuesday.
After a string of executives headed for the exit,fast-food king Jack Cowin calls the shots about how to fix the pizza chain – and how quickly it must happen.
Investors have been left bewildered by the ongoing leadership instability at Australia’s biggest pizza chain.
Kerri Hayman,sister of former Domino’s CEO Don Meij,will round out a year as chief executive of the Australia business before she departs.
After serving as global chief executive since 2002,Meij will be replaced by former Coca-Cola executive Mark van Dyck.
The PM learnt the hard way farmers are no laughing matter.
The $3 billion pizza chain is at pains to convince investors it is back on a path of growth after a bumpy few years.
Fast food brands are slaves to consumers who might daily choose between a burrito,a burger,fried chicken,some sushi or pizza or cooking for themselves.
CEO Don Meij,who started as a Domino’s delivery driver,says he takes full responsibility for the poor results.
Price hikes and delivery fees to offset rising ingredient and fuel costs have hurt the pizza giant’s profits,but investors are confident of its recovery.